A Village, A Vision: How Kamargaon Came Alive with Health, Hope, and Humanity
On April 10th, the quiet village of Kamargaon in Munshiganj witnessed a rare and beautiful transformation. What is usually a…
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Domestic Resource Mobilization: Addressing Complex Challenges to Decolonize Bangladesh’s Health System Amid Donor Transition
Bangladesh’s health system is at a pivotal juncture. What happens when donor money dries up, but the health challenges keep…
Increasing Impact of Climate Change on Tuberculosis in Bangladesh
Climate change poses an unprecedented and solely biggest threat to human health. It is adding to the emergence of new…
Human Resources: Key Concern for Health System Strengthening in Bangladesh
A recent national health survey shows the progress of implementing different key health indicators. Despite having increased institutional delivery, the…
A 75-Year Journey toward Health for All: World Health Day 2023
Since its inception in 1948, the World Health Organization (WHO) and its member states have worked harmoniously to promote health,…
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